Re[2]: understanding memory via ps -ely | grep http

2001-03-21 Thread z88-list-26
What's about FreeBSD? If shared memory is not compiled in kernel of FreeBSD I cant use GTop module because of absant of shared memory. So I dont know is there performance affect or not. In case apache is compiled as DSO and mod_perl is a loadable module, how mod_perl will use shared memory(i.e.

Re: understanding memory via ps -ely | grep http

2001-03-21 Thread Pierre Phaneuf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What's about FreeBSD? If shared memory is not compiled in kernel of FreeBSD I cant use GTop module because of absant of shared memory. So I dont know is there performance affect or not. You do not have shared memory enabled in your kernel? Any reason? I'd say that

understanding memory via ps -ely | grep http

2001-03-20 Thread Tim Gardner
I have been trying to reduce/tune the memory requirements of an online game which uses mod_perl (Apache::Registry). I have read the suggestions at http://perl.apache.org/tuning/ and am trying to follow them. The first suggestion is to preload the modules by including Perlrequire

Re: understanding memory via ps -ely | grep http

2001-03-20 Thread Perrin Harkins
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Tim Gardner wrote: I understand that the RSS is the resident size in KB and the SZ column is the size of the process, but what should I be seeing in the way of reduced memory? The 13MB/18MB is not much different from when I don't preload anything. Should I be seeing

Re: understanding memory via ps -ely | grep http

2001-03-20 Thread Stas Bekman
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Tim Gardner wrote: I have been trying to reduce/tune the memory requirements of an online game which uses mod_perl (Apache::Registry). I have read the suggestions at http://perl.apache.org/tuning/ and am trying to follow them. The first suggestion is to preload the